Before I share an article, I'll do my best to explain what is going on in Israel following elections last Monday. First, it is important to understand that in Israel people vote for a party, not a specific candidate. There are 120 seats in the Knesset (Israel's parliament), and parties are awarded a proportional number …
Continue reading Caroline Glick’s Insights on Israeli and American Politics
Seems like most conservatives in Israel are edging toward the same opinion: a unity government (meaning a rotation of Prime Ministers) is better than sending Israel back to the polls a fourth time. Indeed, time is slipping away to take advantage of the support of the most pro-Israel American administration ever. Even if the Trump …
Continue reading Joel Rosenberg’s Perspective on Israeli Elections…
Official results are not yet in, but exit polls indicate a solid lead by Netanyahu's Likud party over Gantz's Blue and White party. (36-67 seats for Likud, 33 for Blue and White) The right block also leads the left by 59-60 to 54. Yisrael Beytenu seems to have garnered 7 seats, enough to push either …
By the time Americans awaken to today, most Israelis will have already been to the polls. However, God is not bound by time, so there is still time to pray! Israel needs strong leadership in these days of turmoil and chaos in the Middle East, and this is perhaps the most important election in Israeli …
Continue reading Israelis are at the Polls Today. Are You Praying?
